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is still concealing many of the SUV’s subtler details under camouflage. We can, however, see the model’s active rear spoiler and big wheels.
The lighting elements, window design, and the front and rear fascias are still concealed by the automakerUnderneath, the Macan will be based on the PPE platform that was co-developed with Audi and gives it access to 800-volt technology for fast charging. Although power and performance figures have yet to be released, when Audi revealed, which is also based on the PPE platform, it said the vehicle was good for 470 hp and 590 lb-ft of torque.
Fortunately, we won’t have to wait too much longer before we find out for sure. Porsche is expected to reveal the Macan EV this year, with production
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